Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-03-25
March weather.
Harness up the bicy 4
Court adjourned, We dnesday.

Il; t"The world is mine Monte Crlsto
tonight at Opera House. r55 55s y *
John Lambert has been in the city the
past week. buying potatoes. ~ q h \
M. Majors tells US that he will open his
creamery in full blast. April 1st.
The New England Bakery is the place
to get a good lunch or q square meal.
\ Try Thompson's glove fitting corsets.
l.sa#ti't- 81. I. SANDS, Dry Goods NJ
. Two good cows for sale cheap. In
quire of w. Day, at Hayes Brothers's.
Remember the New England Bakery
is headquarters for fresh oysters in every
form. f Is. III IS II } a..5 hi. Sss$;% .zs gss
r No town in the state will have the
building that Austin will, have this
spring. ,&. y
+, j. Stoughton expects to move to Aus
tin with his family. He has been look
ing for house. =. o>#s., Fl,
Richardson, Day s. Co.ehave a large
amount of money constantly on hand, to
loan at usual rates. ~. u.##l t.i 40. ,5
Leroy independent. &&,i,,~F t.sfi ..s's.3t \ Y.
Ben Gibson our populor fdrayman
moved to Austin Yesterday. All lz5<5.! zs
;&u~5:. 1is.q Eggs. 12c. X q .fS.3.. ,,fnitf 5$s
Butter. 15c to zoe. sss,sE %t:I 81
" MCBRIDE. THE GROCER. sI,s&s g.
Richardson, Day IS Co. have moved
;lnto their new office at Duluth. They
are doing a rushing business. 49, ys=II {.
The Temple Builders held q sociable at
the Baptist church, Wednesday evening,
for the benefit Of the parsonage, fund.
There was program of singing and reci-
tatiOns. g. ~tA.5.., ,s~.s.e. :, ,ss,..M as
Messrs. Giles s. Shepherd, of Chatield,
have purchased the stock of Mills &
Johnson and will carry on the business
at the old stand. w, G: Tryon remains
with the new management. s.. ,@%
The ghost at the white House is said to
walk half of every night, hut he could
put in for double that amount of work
if he wasn't afraid of the morning air,
and knew DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup cured
all kinds of troublesome coughs and
colds. ~ ''',...-.z .a r>75ESS ~ -
Il. L. Case and R. G.. Bellus will 90 to
Washington Ter, about April i, to look
after their lumber interests. They. with
other parties, own q section of, heavy
timber land, on which is q saw mill in
operation. Hans Anderson expects to
join them about the LIST of September.
Waseca Radical. II. ~ 49,. .~sst2,t
Atty Washburn, of the law firm of
Washburn & Maddox, n. S. Gordon,
long time foreman of the Radical, have
bought out the MOWER COUNTY TRAN
SCRIPT OF Austin and will take posses
sion April 1st We>wish the young men
success in their venture, and have no
doubt they will win it. as they are both
energetic, reliable men. and of excel
lent character. VI }t:5s - %ss@ss J. ~ J 49,
| Albert Lea is striving in vain to keep
pace with Austin. When Austin formed
It's building association and began to re.
ceive applications from Albert Lea PEG
pie for loans, then the Albert Leavites
| formed an association. When Austin
decided to raise S25, 900 tor water works
Albert Lea at once decided that they
would do the same, though it will be
! impossible for them to raise that amount,
unless their capitalists" donate that
amount. And now they haYe decided to
organize board of trade to keep the
| village from dying out entirely.
One of the pleasantest social events OF
the week has been the wedding of WILDER
D. Ames of Lyle, and Miss Carrie A. Tor
rens of Oakland. The ceremony took
place at the residence ofeth brides
parents Tuesday morning, March 22d
Rev. c, D. :Belden officiating. A large
company of friends was present, amons
them relatives from Sioux; Falls, Cedar
Rapids and other points. j., "A number ol
useful presents were bestowed, among
them the following: -. ny
From brides father, two cows ~
From brides mother. $50 In gold. .5s15-5z
Mr.. Mrs. 0. G.. C0rnforth silver castor, glass
set, etc. Is n Ezs 5.> Aes!f 5..G
John L. Torrens. set silver knives and forks
MIR. and Mrs. E. d. EAmes, handsome hang.
ing lamp and $40. #ttfse Ei8 ~ rs
Mrs. j. T. Summers. table cloth and one doz.
en- napkins. IL. 5.,s z l -, 5t1fs- { ,s5
Mr. ana Mrs. e. Smith, salt castors / II
Arthur Smith and daughter, butter knife
Mr., and Mrs. E. B. LOOMS. decorated waite,
set. I ISL 5i Gi5Ei5 $E9$s tg;i54 a
MrsjA. Roulston, table cloth. ffsl. stsfFtt
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Guy, table set. = gS /.
Mrs. John Guy, bed spread. .fsE1#r / Xxi p
Mrs. James Magee, table cloth. ssE. h e
;. Mrs Il. Guy, pair of towels. II .,a..<j %S'sAa
Mrs. Fuller Mann, pair of towels. Sf,' !! j.. n
Mr.. @. u. West, set of towels III ls5 In @ =
Mr.:and Mrs. r. Hatch, cash. MI EflHF p: tkS
. Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Showers, water set. cr:
Grandma Guy, set of quilt blocks, etc.
John KOulstOn, chickens. at3s5 y
The occasion was much enjoyed, BY all
present. The newly married pair will go
to housekeeping in Lyle town at once q
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